fabulous2019:
Please house, going to Swansea this September with my wife, how is work in Swansea community, because my wife dey school but me na work oo, even if na 24hrs, I no mind

One by one, dem don dey land

Please go and read part 1 from page 1 to 750.

icon8:
Lexusgs430
Omopapa
TheGuyFromHR
Mamatukwas
Rubyventures

New food don land oh!

Many thanks for the invite oga icon.

mrcodebreaker:
As regards building credit score. I read online that paying utility bills don’t help but when you own or default it can affect it. Correct?

It depends on the company you use. I changed to E.on last year and received an an alert from my credit report that my points had gone down just because they put themselves on my credit report. Not all utility companies do this.

Pls follow the rules na, they were clearly stated on page 1 of this new thread. If you have been following, you would notice that the old thread was closed cos of questions like this.

I'm also a prospective student like you but I try to restrict my questions to the student visa thread and google. Make una help us, make them no drive us comot for here biko.

fabulous2019:
Please house, going to Swansea this September with my wife, how is work in Swansea community, because my wife dey school but me na work oo, even if na 24hrs, I no mind

the enquiries were becoming repetitive tbh but yeah we don move come here now

fatima04:


Awon ti naija governors, you ran away from enquiries on the old thread

TheGuyFromHR:


Ah, I see you guys had the right idea. Una do well, Fati and co, and thanks for the invite, icon8. Unfortunately the last thread had become overwhelmed, and it was extremely difficult to follow.

I'm sure the students will catch up with us here, so for those who eventually do:

- please read, read, read, research research, research

Thank you for this. Included this link on the front page and hope it helps

I read on the metro today that Nigeria might be going back into Red list countries. I thought it’s worth sharing in case you planing to enter Naija anytime soon

Let's hope it's not true o

wallg123:
I read on the metro today that Nigeria might be going back into Red list countries. I thought it’s worth sharing in case you planing to enter Naija anytime soon

wiselong:
Let's hope it's not true o

I’m suppose to travel next month. I hope it’s not

wallg123:
I read on the metro today that Nigeria might be going back into Red list countries. I thought it’s worth sharing in case you planing to enter Naija anytime soon

I read it too, Nigeria, Ghana, Algeria, St Lucia etc

TheGuyFromHR:

I'm sure the students will catch up with us here, so for those who eventually do:

Truly, we indeed caught up with this new thread, but I sincerely want to tender an apology to the gurus for derailing the thread and anyone I have offended by my comments knowingly and unknowingly...

I thought there’s a way to hide some comments on this thread. I suggest we shld start doing that otherwise, the purpose of this thread will be defeated

Rubyventures:

If we all agree to just ignore them, they will either stop coming or be forced to read the first page and redirect to the correct thread.

Responding and encouraging the behaviour on the previous thread was what brought us here.

omopapa:
I thought there’s a way to hide some comments on this thread. I suggest we shld start doing that otherwise, the purpose of this thread will be defeated

The rule they are breaking is actually Rule 1 of Nairaland. I wonder why the comments are not being hidden by the moderators.

omopapa:
I thought there’s a way to hide some comments on this thread. I suggest we shld start doing that otherwise, the purpose of this thread will be defeated

I think reporting the comment also hides it.

Best thing is to just ignore these questions since people can’t read and follow simple instructions.

There is a thread for student visa application, there is also one for students living in the UK… but they just keep bringing these study related questions here.

Abegii let me go continue reading my life in the UK boring book.

wallg123:
I read on the metro today that Nigeria might be going back into Red list countries. I thought it’s worth sharing in case you planing to enter Naija anytime soon

It has been announced. 2 countries will be moving to the red list and Naija is excluded.

DeeOneBangin:


It has been announced. 2 countries will be moving to the red list and Naija is excluded.

The truth of the situation here is that the covid figures being announced daily is fictitious. NCDC will realize the damage when Nigeria enters redlist.

wallg123:
I read on the metro today that Nigeria might be going back into Red list countries. I thought it’s worth sharing in case you planing to enter Naija anytime soon

Very true..... From next week........

Good day everyone,
Please is there any Nigerian that lives or work in Salisbury/Wiltshire?I just moved in with my family and I'm looking for a 3 bedroom apartment to rent.please help a sister.

Thanks while I await a swift response.

I encourage everyone with questions to read through part 1 from the beginning...almost every question about living successfully and joyfully in the UK has been answered


Blessings to Fati and all the contributors of part 1..cheers to part 2

fatima04:
My only wish was I knew about the whole provisional licence supersedes intl licence and apparently it was discussed on the thread and I missed it. That information might have saved a brother 10k direct debit gbese.

Please does your comment mean there is no point in getting an international driver's licence?

Pls who has experience travelling through Amsterdam or France after Brexit and obtaining a Transit visa.

Plus out of curiosity do British citizens need to get the transit visa as well?

canadaishome:


Please does your comment mean there is no point in getting an international driver's licence?

From memory and other people's experienceon the other thread, I believe the normal naija licence allows you to drive in the UK and no need to obtain the special international licence

I really doubt this. Naija can't even be on the list of countries permitted to use normal driving licence

fatima04:


From memory and other people's experienceon the other thread, I believe the normal naija licence allows you to drive in the UK and no need to obtain the special international licence

oh well..Let's hope this is not bombarded too

Breathe of fresh air. Phewwww. Thank you @fatima04 and justwise.

International license (which is valid for one year) is required if the person wants to drive on arrival to the Uk. The normal naija license is not allowed/recognised.

fatima04:


From memory and other people's experienceon the other thread, I believe the normal naija licence allows you to drive in the UK and no need to obtain the special international licence

fatima04:
Pls who has experience travelling through Amsterdam or France after Brexit and obtaining a Transit visa.

Plus out of curiosity do British citizens need to get the transit visa as well?

No citizens don't need a transit visa - they're a visa waiver country - max 3 months stay as a tourist

Mimzyy:
International license (which is valid for one year) is required if the person wants to drive on arrival to the Uk. The normal naija license is not allowed/recognised.

I beg to differ, any license outside the UK license is INTERNATIONAL. Just like I will say I have international work experience in my field as a Nigerian.
I believe making a special driving license by FRSC is only a means for income generation. My brother moved to UK from Saudi Arabia and used the normal license with no reprimand, why should the normal Nigeria driving license be inferior if there were no ulterior motives?
PS I am using normal license.